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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
ANnOYFR

The Congregational Sociabls q, the par
s0uage. wednesday evening. Jsn'y lsih,
Was = very pleasant sralr. About one
hundred people were present, and nne ma.
&c formed part OF The entertainment
Beriamln Blgelov. % Psrmers' I'LL. IL
getting oai birch Tor the steam mill.
Mrs. c. N. OttlguOn IL In town and vii
probably spend the winter here.
The mosi violent storm OF The season
thus Ear was ihs, OF Jany IL.
Miss Sadie Fsrrsr finishes The school al
East Antover. given up by Miss Leila
Howard OF Ramford on account OF Illness
We are informed that J. II. waiwell
has accepted situation A. travelling sales
man. but ihs, he will continue his business
employing clerk.
There has been pretty general block
aie for the past week.
The lyceum 10 be held AZ The village
school house last Friday was postponed
until Tuesday evening OF this week; though
unable 20 be present, W learn iha, II Wal
q complete success. The Questionable
solved. that experience Is better teacher
than bOoks-wss discussed by Walter
barnes, A. s. Jordan. Lloyd Barnes, l. v
Jones and Others. The next one OF ih'
series Is 10 be held Tuesday evening, Jan
9Th.
rs. Poor Is logging on Long Mounisir
ard Intends 10 get cat about $4,000 fee
Of spruce.
Isaac Harper. AZ work for 4. s. Poor
Was quite badly burt by tree which h'
had cot.
The VI. y. Ladies Circle gave boz sup
per Al the ball wednesday night.
l.. ID. Hanson has gone 10 Strong. Il
work In the tooth. pick factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
Albany

We have iust passed through The sever
go storm OF TIE season Tuesday oar roads
were 40 blocked with snow that our mall
carrier coal net get through.
I am called upon 10 chronicle sad news
to-day. frOn I 20 : O'Clock, Tuesday
morning. two % our WORTHY citizens were
called away ~ death. They resided In
The sane school district-Iisven Hutchln-
son and EivArd J. jordan. Mr.. jordan
wAs Aoou, s. years old. bad been an invs-
iid about IS years. unable 20 DO any work
though abe % ride about and see 10 his
business. and ~ good Management and The
as % hls wife and two daughters, 10 whom
much credit Il due. they kept good farm
In sruuning order and got along much
better than coald have been expected. His
death was quite sudden hsi been sick bat
few days Monday night he seemed con-
Portable and sleeping quietly, bis vile
asoke al O'Clock and fourd Der husband
sleeping. bat u Was the sleep that Knows
no waxing. Ills family deserve mach SIN
patty Mr.. Hutchinson vas - years old
be commenced farming with small means
by Industry AMI prudence Accumulated
good property Ant buit up one OF The best
fArms In town. lie WAS thinking. resd'
Ing man. especially on matters pertaining
20 The Government, vas decided Ia hi-
opluions. q srtong Anii-slsvery man and
afm Republican. honest and upright In bis
dsAlings. Though an invalid Tor several
wears. hls death vas qulie sudden. lie
caves wife and thrce sons, one OF them,
Austin. lives on The homestead and Will In
many respects eel en- The place OF BIS "a.
thsr-he nos ranks among oar best aud
largest farmers.
Ambrose wardwel snt wife AMI Mrs.
Carrie Cole arr expected 10 return from
Counectlcut tbs week.
Dexter Cummings has cut bis ankle 10
the bore
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
HEBRON.


Not much fOr news this week bot cold
weather. snow and bal travelling.
Mrs Glover, who has been very sick with
pueumouiA, IL somewhat better, and u 10
hoped she will recover. Her oldest son,
Isaac. and Miss Nellie came las, week.
Bad colds accompanied with "plnk'eye
are quite fashionable.
Mrs. John Quincy 10 around the house
again. bat no, fully recovered c.
The snow storms began TO drin badly
last OF The week. and the breaking oui
teams have had unusually severe work 10
keen the roads open on account OF frequent
storms and high winds. Some were de-
tsinsd from attending church by impassa-
Die drifs.
Mr.. flye. . student OF the Class OF 50.
walked from Paris 10 attend church here,
and returned Sandsy afternoon. lie Il
working Tor the Manufacturing Company
during vacation.
A short time since Mr. Bruce visited the
place. lie graduated from this Academy
in 50 and from Colby last summer. and
has charge OF bis unele's farm In Norriige-
wock.
Mrs. S. G. Howe arrived home from Dos.
ton hrst OF the week. her house is nearly
all engaged for the spring.
n. 81. Evsrett's rooms are all engaged I;
a. are also Mr.. Glover's. Mrs. Turner'S,
Mrs. whitman's and Miss BAiley's. II 80
students come, there will be plenty OF room
ia some OF the houses not yet open 10 stu
dents. Mrs. g. &. eastman has room for
Two bosrders.
Miss Nellie Glover reached home fifst OF
the week. Mrs. Glover IL still very sick.
Her children have all been here 10 visit her
except Mrs. Cantsllo, who Is too feeble 10
leave her bone. She has every attention
from her children here. and her recovery
Il earnestly hoped for by ali In the place.
Rev. ii. y. Eveleth, who formerly grad
usted from this Academy and was highly
esteemed In this section. IL returning from
Burma on account OF III health. lie and
his wife passed the SutI Canal on their
way 20 Englsnd. Dec. i6.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
NORTH FRYEBURG.

J.E. W. Smith. dramatic reader. % East
Psrsorsneld. gave an entertainment al ih'
chapel last Thursday evening. The selee
lions were varied aud the frequent peal,
OF laughter gave ample proof that Prot
Smith hiss not mistaken his calling W.
take pleasure la recommending Mr.. smith
20 any Society that wants the services ol
a nrst-cisss eiocuilonisi.
The birch IIlll Circle two weeks age
held their usual meeting Al Mrs. Johr
walkers The old board OF ofilcefs were
reelected. They voted 20 lnyes, theft
fund. Tor the coming year In books Tor thei'
library
Mr. Preston II teaching . class Of about
~ scholars how 90 cling The school Is
quite successful
Doe. any one know that II showed add
hlowei last Friday and Saiurisyi About
10 luchss Of snow f,ll. and last Tuesday
morning the mercury fcll 90 50 dsgrcss be-
low ZERO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
WILSON'S MILLS.

There i great deal % sickuess on The
river A. present. mostly lung uouhlss.
The rev year has opened sadly Tor some
90 oar usighbors. a. there have been ihree
deaths within q fortnight
Tuesday noon .iiihl Avery sAi accident
occurred 40 walter Bucknams landlng.
where Frsnk Yofk vss instantly Killed. u 10
supposed ~ log striking hin In TIE eaest
ne wAs Dot missed. A. be was frequently
ate A. uoou. a. was found ~ The seAlsr,
Aw. Pickett. The afst % The Afternoon. ly-
lng ou the Ice deal he wAs taken % Ber'
10. 90 BE- sent home q Mars I'LL, where
be- hss widowed mother. A sad home
comiug. Indeed
pied-At wilson's Mills, Jan'y ~. Roysl
Raw. iufant child % Mr. snt Mrs. DAniel
&. Bennett n vas lovely bAoe-one o'
The precion. littic ones, that ar lent us
f0f = season. on,y % b. recalled - ihslr
heavenly bone. leaving behind precious
memories 90 10 grace sui sweetness.
Severrsi snow storm ~ The season ffi-
tay D. luchss OF snow f,.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
WATERFORD.

A heavy northeast snow storm the iGsh,
and The roads are driited badly.
Rev. &. NJ Abbott received . severe
pounding" wednesday eveniug; nearly
CO persons we're present. and general
good time vas realized. The pastor also
received q small sun In money.
Ala special meeting OF EchO Lske Com.
maDdsry, u. o. q. C., Thursday evening.
the officers for the ensuing term were pno'
licly Installed BY Grand Commander Dr. J
q. stewart. % York. assisted BY :. %.
kreciAnd. ID. q. G.. as Grand Herald.
&. L. willard has commenced hauling
birch 90 North Dridgton.
The school In Dlstrie, No. , closed. LAST
week. owing % some dissatisfaction ~ilh
The teacher.
The westho- continues extremely cold +.
winter has not only turned The cold shoul-
der bat ia whole back. full upon us this
wear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
DIXFIRLD.

The past week has been q severe one
storm. blow and cold. with the roads bad.
IN erifted some districts have pui In
great amount OF labor In trying TO main'
tain q road.
Business has been very dull this weather
-lumbermen and woodmen have hardly
dared % venture out.
We met, this morning, one o. The "old-
est inhabltants- lie Il q smart, energetic
nan OF his age. lie l. 9 vensrsole lawyer
of Oxford County. The following IL an
extract OF What be said mot verbatim
Il have lived here IN Dixneli village iorty..
elaht years aud never kne~ - steady cot1
seafher o. early IN the seasOns III continues
throurhout this month sni February II - ill %
m most severe winter | ever knew. "a.
thirtv wears old When came here. nsve ives'
ere 'f5rtV eisht years on the same place. and
Ave occuniei an once On the sane s,nt.
Teer~ ar but twO uen lef-Nr. John eriuth
snd Mr.. Rurnhsm-vnO we're living here ~hen
Tr@we. me othsrs-you vii zee their names
on ~ monuments knd headstones In ne CEN
william Putnam and family have moved
iato the T. J. Cox house; they were 90.
ueed 10 yacsts their residence. having sold
n recently. Mr.. Putnam intends to build
nice stand next spring.
m. o. Stanley has been eornned 70 Inc
house with q cold for few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
NRWRY.

We have Just had the heaviest storm OF
the season, all hands have been busy
breaking roads to-day.
Captain Elijah Powers has been quite
alex for two or three days-threatsned
with pneumouis-
The snow IL more than three ieet deep
In the woods now.
Parties are stili ysrding timber. but the
over-abuudancc OF snow makes II incon'
venient for them.
The stage did not get along here on 10
return trip till about noon wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
HIRAM

ca Tbursdsy, 18th. Mr. Patrick Wsleh
% Michigan gave . free address Al ih'
Congregational church. giving bis reasons
for rsrourcing The Catholic religion an
bscomlrg Protestant II was au slo
qasnt and convinclng 'rlft
Fflisy. snow storm, Wild ho"llng ,nc
cutting. RACES the wort storm OF ne
winter, : Inches % snow fell.
There II about a. Inches of snow ca
level Snce the gale 81 the 18th, there Is
NJ much % u on % lsrsi
Thermometer. wednesd,y, l9!h, - dsg
below zero.
Mrs. Mary NJ. widow % Peleg Wads
worth. q. In feeble health.
regret 20 learn that Mr. AfismA. klch
arison. a venerable citizen az West b.lh
win, formerly % Hiram, was FRUSTRATED ~
shock OF paralysis on Wednesisy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
nENMARK.

Dlsi-In Denmark. Jan. ~. Mrs. sasle,
wife ~ Frank " Giles. Funeral Thurs
DAY forenoon. conducted by Rev. Mr. Cum.
ming. OF Bfligion. Burlai AZ South Paris.
A cold wave took us unawsre- Wctine--
DAY morning, mercury q. below. The
coolest for the season
james v. smith. :. T. Jswe,i and l. A.
loyal. have been In Portland part of The
week
The water rower Company % Slco Afe
drawing water from Moose Pond. A. i.
Pingrec has been taking Advantage % u,
and driven bis log. into The poui--.ome-
thing new % drive the logs cot With msf'
curry 81 : below zero.
i y Smith gives drama,lo raadlng Al
odd Fellows Hall FRIDAY evening. lie NIL
be assisted In The entertainment ~ nc
Denmark choir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
FAST SIMMER

L. =. Mall Inspector Chase In BIZ tour
% inspection % posi-oiilces recently visit
81 East Sumner ani expressed his pleasure
ia the management Of The once, oompll'
msnilng Postmaster Eastman Tor bis or
DERBY aud efficient mauner OF dlsehafgins
the duties 81 ~ offce. Eastman makes q
very promp, and satisfactory officer
The Baptist Circle realized gooi sun
from ihelr recent cnieriaiument.
The Congregational church has been
furnished with new cushions from aBos'
ton rrm.
Cod Meaiher nm continues. SLoouM-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
RASr RETHEL.

Frank T.. Carpenter has re-0pened bis
store. and now hss on band good supply
OF n1ur. corn meal. and al kinds OF groc-
eries. which be sells very low for eAshs he
= also paying ron Is 20 - cents per 10.
for butter. % cents per dcren Tor eggs and
Sd cent. per bushsl Tor oats
NJ Mason from Paris. who has been
stopping A. J II swans. has moved his
family on % the henry Bartlett farm,
which has lately been purchased ~ HI
swan.
Fred &. Bean l. a. work FOR Teboetts
ME- Co. Al L0eke's Mills. be boards Al
home. going distance Of eve miles before
ant Aftsr bis WORK.
Wv B.rtis,t with hls horses Il Al work
for Hastings 4 Co. A. Gllead.
In spite OF snow ard blow Mr.. Silver IL
sure % deliver our mall FOR us daily.
The LAiies' Sewing Society will meet
JaH'y s-th with Mrs. James %. Brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

D.ct-in Lowell. Jan. isth, Mrs. John
wAker. Agst Cd years. Bat ~ days be-
fore her death she with her husband eele-
braisd their golien wedding She Was
then lu hsr usual health. She died Of pneu'
uouia aftsr an Illness Of bat few days.
The snow l. getting rather deep ior The
ilmherman.
Forty degrees below aero Tuesday morn
Ina.
n was not scarlet fever AZ North Lowell.
We hear that Lewis Howe Al The liar
Dor i quite sick with pneumonia.
Su Hartman has been % New YORK
recenily on business.
The No 4 Circle met with Mrs. u. \.
Hutchlns Wednesday evening.
ca Saturday Water b. Eastman sprsined
hls wrist badly Ani broke one bone or TIE
hart In handling bolts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
EAST HEBRON.

Mr. Brown and Mrs. Keene are A. CON
Portable a. could be expected.
The roads are blocked by the driNng
SHOWS.
Me-. and Mrs. A. X. Thomas started foi
their home In Oxford last Saturday, ou'
found The travelling 90 bad tha, they re-
turned TO Mr.. Msrshsll's and Mrs. Thomas
decided 10 stop and LET her husband 20
home alone. Nc. Thomas wen, home san
day. Mrs. Thomas 1, Mr.. Msrshall'
daughter.
Al The dons,lon OF Rev. q. T. keene The
receipts were 81. so. instead OF go a. was
reported last week.
The farmers who have cresmeries are
harvesting their Ice.
John Brown Lost nice Jersey COW last
Tuesday night on going 10 the barn,
Wednesday morning. he found her dead.
Her death was caused by getting ehokei by
the he chain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
WRsT pARis.

Ala meeting Of the IVES, Paris Butter
Company Jan. 20. the stockholders elected
the following officers
President. A. =. Abbott, rccrytAfy, :. H.
tocke. fsq, IrvAsurer. Lewis u. AnhteN.
seiiing Agent. A. J. curtis, Directors, u. NJ
small. n. W. punhAin, Ct. DoN
The Company have nne building which
4. well r,tei up Tor the manufacture OF
butter. AMI they arc making good amount
for the frst wiuier.
A. ]. Curtis Is = deledsie % the oonveu'
ton At Auburn Saturday. Jan'y p. which
meets In the interests Of dalrying In Maine.
Roscoe Tuell drove home two nice Jer.
sey helfers from Winthrop.
good time WAS enjoyed last Saturday
evening At Centennial Hall a. the pablo
Installation Of ofic ,rs.elect OF wes, Paris
Lodge, 40. n. I. %. %. y. The officers
Installed were;
~. Dusham. N.G.F. l.. Mooney, va. l..
n Davis a. =. ~ curtis. f,s.t 4. ID. flekeu
Treas Joseph ~. Dunhan, warden llishA
EAmes. Conductor.
The Installation, speeches and the excel
lent supper OF oysters aud hnlled corn we're
much enjoyed and appreciated. The ODD
Fellows always know how AMI succeed
every time In getting up 4 doe enterisln'
ment.
Alouro Dlmmock goes to New York "a
oversee the setting up OF ohaiis Tor j.
Wsyland Kimban. We are glad for Ions
promotion, but hate 10 have him leave u.,
Tor he Is one OF our best boys and has lots
OF friends here.
We also deeply regret to have Mr.. R.pp'
our German friend. a. well A. MI Lly.
leave our place; they are highly respected
here and are excellent men.
The wife OF Mr.. Emerson Curtis An,n'
tina, aged Sc years. died very suddenly,
Thursday night, Jan. 20, from paralysis OF
the brain. Mrs. Curtis some three weeks
ago was suddenly taken sick with rerv.
Gus aud brain trouble, but for The past
two weeks she hsi been making good
conyaiesenee. and her friends a. wellas her
physician had become very much eneour'
aged a. 20 her recovery, and Ter sudden
death was very unexpected 10 her friends
and the community.
Our roads are badly bloskei by snow
drlf,s. and The lumber business Is nearly
nsrslyIed 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
CANTON

Lake View Lodge, No. {. % q T Al
Canton. Ia receiving quite large additions
10 ia membership weekly. Meetings. ofth'
Lodge are held on each Moaisy svsning al
ID. Bradford's hall
Meetings OF the Temperance Lsagus ATE
held once Ia two weeks on Sunday evening
a. the Baptist and Free Baptist ohurehss,
alternately. and are lively ani enthnsla'iic
Dr. A. l. Stsnwooi. orr active and en-
Client Supervisor OF Schools. l. delivering
course OF lectures on Physiology 20 The pu.
pills Of he villsgc schools, o. the school
oulldng
II. G. Mitchell il again 10 very feeble
health
Fred Ellis 10 suffering quite severely
from thfoa, difficulty. bat Il though, 10
be slowly Improving
sabbath school concert a. The hiptsi
church pstt Sauday al p AZ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
OyEORD.


The Harper M'f'g Company Of Weleh
VILE have employed night hands ana arr
running most OF their machinery.
Ice cutting II In progress.
The Hsckeit house IL rented by william
Emery. Mrs. Hackeit having gone 10 Wa
tsrfOri 10 live with her daughter, Mrs
Brown. Mr. Brown has lately bough, {
farm there.
The Praying Hand from Mechanic Falls
are holding meetings here.
The Magazine Club has been organized
FOR The ensuing year with nine members
each paying o. yearly. and having The
reading % HIrpsrs. Csaiury, LifTiaeou .,
aud other leading magazines. small
outlay In this manner secures In one The
choicest reading % standard periodicals.
Msrrled--Jsn. 1, Charles stanton OF Or
ford 20 Miss Hattie Gibbs OF Norway.
co "Wednesday the thermometer regis
tered p deg. below zero
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
P(lRIER

The dwelllnr.honse ownei by VIM ID. ID.
Churchill ~ Coful.h. and occupied by a
family by me name ~ johnson. was dis-
covered 90 b. on ire Thursday. Aboat 10
an. The IRE hal made sueh heaiway
when discovered that I, could not be pat
out. aud quickly burnei down. The house
hold goods were all saved, and A. u vas
very calm with no wind AZ The time. no
other bulldlugs were damaged. Hal u oe-
Cured on Tuesday. daring the heavy Wind,
qalie a number % other buildings must
have been burned. II was "a oil house,
having been built some 20 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
NRYANTs POND.

Mrs. 4. \. Bowler % Auburn Il stop.
ping a. The Glen MI House for The winter.
G. T. Kimbslls school closed Friday,
JAny 10. Saturday evening there was an
exhibition given In connection with The
school The house was packed and The
exercises wefc very Interesting through
oui. Mr. kimhAll begins another term OF
school Al South Bethel this week.
=. W. Allen % Canton has commenced Z
singlug school here.
The Baptist Circle Il 20 have . pie party
A. The Town Hal, Taestsy evening. jan,
gSth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
NORTH PARIS.


Joseph Noyes. 81 West Sumner. went
through our place with q Cooley creamer,
Jan. 20. lie Is going 10 furnish cream for
the butter factory Al West Paris Cows
are holding out their milk much better than
was expected. with the large amount OF
snow now piled up 10 the roads IL IL good
time for the cream gaiherers TO earn their
money.
AIorEo Richmond. Who has been away
cutting cord wood, has returned home.
The wind OF Monday night and TUESDAY
blocked Up the roads 90 that Rev. Setn
Benson could not &c, TO bis school. untl
Thursday.
Joseph ChIlds IL now at home. also J.
II. Dunhala, both OF whom have been pack
Ing apples FOR y. L. Barrett j. ". chiids
has WORKED over 80 days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
WEST SUMNER.
LUCE dhts and hard travelling

Huge drifts and hard travelling
Mrs. Heads little girl Is very much
better.
Mrs. Klmb.ll IL moving into II. o rusll'-
house on Back ST.
The attendance 81 school has been some
what irregular for the past few days, on
sccouu, OF the clustering weather.
Y. l.. Tueli 10 taking OF having high
school here this spring.
The singing school seems 10 be flourish.
iug nnely with an attendance OF over &c
scholars.
Colds are quite prevalent 10 this vicinity
a. presents IL makes business for the doc
tors.
The water works here are In rather
bad condition. People have 70 depend
mostly on the brooks and springs for their
water, which makes II very unhandy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

J e. Marble. Esg., vale returning nom
his .umnsr camp a. woodstock FRIDAY
morning. struck trin iast below Trap
Corner. which several teams hai aivancei
upou ant rstrsAtsi without loss. III !
hai been going up. ssii NJ. Marble, IL
should have turned around. bat 4 was
hsaast toward home. 80 I pat Robin Into
tse frlr. 10 was hart wAliov. hut BE-
got through safely Mr Marble sali Sh'n
be- goi bone Robin Sas worth ioai
thousand dollars. tli Be expected hin q
hs worth aboui four cents The ucni DAY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
WEST REIHEI..

Cold. stormy, dreary weather. There
4. nov over four feet % snow In the woods
where " has not been moved by the ulnd
and the roid. s;c obsiruclsi ~ hug
dfifls
aauy ,fo ar cisd with colds ani lurl
troubles The beet remedy have founc
for q troublesome cough Is prepared AZ
follows One tablespoonful OF Gator oil
one isApoonfsl OF spirits Of osmphor. tive
teaspo0ufuls Of parcgoric ani two tabl'
spoonfuls OF molisses. Mlr ADD take often
shaking well before using. Hope The read
efs 81 the DEuOcHAr will try u.
q @ Dow. % Woodstock, was In iowr
last week
school closes this week. and few teach
srs have given a. good satisfaction a
F-auk T. Stevens
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
HAsr BRowNPIHLD


II has been very hard work for teams
and people 10 DO any outside work. We'd
nesdsy morning. the 18Th, the thsrmome'
ter stood. In some places, Al - deg. below
zero.
The proposed visit OF The West Baldwin
Lodge OF /. q q. 7. 20 the Lodge q, the
Centre was given ~. owing 10 the storm,
and The g,ih set a. the time TO Invite them
Again.
WI Stekney h.s been oonfeei TO The
house Tor some days with rheumatism and
cold
itls galie SICILY through the town on
The whole The winter 90 Ear has been very
trying.
The Temperance meeting Al the school
house on Suniay. the leIh. WAS not large
ly attended. bai was very good meeting I.
The next will be- AZ The Congregational
chnfch on the 30th.
TIE c. l. 5. c At Mrs. V. Il. suehnsys
on The "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
FRYEBURG.

It's reported that Mr.. Greeulas has
leased the Fryeburg House and VII oeSin
his sslework business Ia The ball until his
shop IL built
Randolph Howe has rsturned from b0s'
Ion and viii remain AZ home.
VIII Southsr Il away for fes weeks
wlli visit Concord. Boston. and Leicester
Mas
Chnlss Cousins has been appointed Dep
uiy Shsrif.
The Girls Literary Society Is named
The Argonauts.
Mr.. Qsimby has closed bis meetings hers
and has gone o. Hiram.
Rev. Y. p. Eastman % Hiram Il expected
- preach ~ The Congregational church
next sunday.
There we're some rev scholars q, the be-
ginning OF the half term
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
RoxnuKY PoSp.

Miss Clara Bueknam, OF Ro1bury. IL
teaching In No. s. Byron; u. II. Boyntou
ln his own district. No. Z. Roxoury.
Mrs. w. II. Jenue bad two teeth tx'
irActsd Jan'yi. on the night OF Jsn'y II
one Of the cavities began 20 bleed and bled
Tor i've hours before IL was nually and fal.
ly stopped.
l. rs opinion on the stick problem 4.
that Of nearly every one, but he Is wrong
jasi The same. As be places the supports,
the one In front must bear "a OF the
weight instead OF rs. All men who have
carried timber In this way. know that the
''hired man" had the "softesi" JOB, ~ the
lever IL usually placed.
Mrs. Charles ID. Merrill has been qults
m for several days, but IL better.
While AZ work In the woods 81 Andover,
Isaac Harper slipped from the log be was
cutting, and broke some OF bis ribs be
sides shaking him mp pretty well Internal.
ly. lie Is doing As well AZ can be expected
a. nrQ-ent